Our members are located all over the United States. Most are able to ship work anywhere in the country. These portfolios offer only a small sample of what each carver can do, so please don't hesitate to ask any carver for more information.* Please click on a member's name below to read their profile and view samples of their work:

Tribute to Jack Kendall Please click on the photo above to display an enlarged image and to learn more about this inspirational artist.

	Professional Members:
	Doyle, Timothy           Indiana Johnson, Dale           Ohio Sinclair, Dan           New York Stahl, Richard           Indiana Van Camp, John           Texas Ragan, Bob           Texas Fannin, Michael           Vermont Clayton, Harold           Texas Arnold, Walter           Illinois Minervini, Franco           New Jersey Jacquet, Jean Pierre           Minnesota Mitchel, Clark           California Hess, John           Michigan Simpson, Stuart          Texas	Johnson, Matthew           Texas Terrafranca, Larry           Colorado Dennis, Patrick           Oklahoma Beretta, Lou           Indiana Oleg Lobykin           California Moss, Joseph           Maryland Plunkett, Patrick           Maryland Fairplay, Nick           Ohio Shafer, C. H.           Indiana Harlow, Malcolm           Virginia Alger, Robert           Maryland Erickson, Gilham           California Kincannon, Joseph           Texas Gabriele Hiltl-Cohen           New Jersey
	In Memoriam Remembering carvers who were members of, or instrumental in the creation of, the Stonecarvers Guild
	Jack Kendall	Constantine Seferlis
	Francis Acitelli	Ray Licata
	Vincent Palumbo

*Disclaimer: The Stonecarvers Guild is a group of independent professionals, each with their own style, approach, specialties and talents. You are invited to contact any Guild member or members to discuss your specific projects or explore a working relationship. The Guild does not recommend any particular individual carver, nor does the Guild regulate the business practices of its members. The contractual and working relationship between the client and the carver is a private matter.